Heritage Check Three Piece Suit

The Sexton heritage jacket is playfully inspired by Sexton's early suits.

It makes a relatively easy to wear sports jacket, the bias patch pockets make a statement of the cloth design.

This jacket makes a great sports jacket or a striking suit with the matching trousers and waistcoat.

• Single breasted
• Peak lapel
• One front button
• Bias Patch Pockets
• Out breast welt
• Side vents
• 2 in-breast pockets
• Pen pocket below left in breast
• Ticket pocket in left facing
• Full floating canvas
• Edge stitching by hand
• Button Holes by hand
• Working cuff with 4 sham button holes so the sleeve, which can be altered before button holes are cut
• Inlay to lengthen the sleeve up to 2”

Our Heritage Jacket is the epitome of the Sexton look, cut with confident peak lapels, a straight shoulder line and one button to fasten. Single-breasted one-button jackets like this contribute to a lean, athletic look. The single button focuses the eye on the wearer’s natural waistline, while a broad lapel draws the eye towards the shoulders, which contrasts with the jacket’s slim waist. The overall impression is supremely elegant, and true to our art deco reference points.

Our parallel trousers, that appear slightly flared, cut from a brown heritage check wool, evoke the bold spirit of 1970s tailoring.

These trousers are designed to be worn as separates or as part of the coordinating three-piece Heritage suit.

• Flat front
• Straight Side pockets (sewn shut to keep the line unless you need them)
• Two large fob pockets with flap
• Single jett hip pocket on the right with hole and button
• Sexton Pistol side adjuster
• 2" waistband
• Sexton pistol-shaped side adjusters
• 2" turn up
• Inlay to let out waist up to 2"
• Inlay to let out the fork 1"
• Inlay to lengthen up to 2”

Most of our trousers are cut with timeless, gently tapered legs, but we also recently reintroduced Parallel Trousers, which taper through the thigh and then fall straight from the knee, giving the impression of a subtle flare. These come with no small amount of sex appeal, and are the style of trouser that Edward introduced at Nutter’s of Savile Row, as worn by the rock aristocracy of the 1970s – Mick Jagger in particular. Turn-ups add a touch of panache, and help wider leg trousers to drape and fall correctly – and so are always to be encouraged. We like healthy two-inch turn-ups on all of our trousers.

Channel the spirit of the 70s with this Italian-made 290g, 100% wool fabric. The brown check, composed of various shades of brown and earth tones, this is very much inspired by our early suits from the late 60s and early 70s.

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